Review of Deterritorialized Lives: Migration, Identity, and the Politics of Space in Contemporary Fiction

İncihan Hotaman

doi:10.62352/ideas.1857553

May 10, 2026Ideas: journal of english literary studies.Open Access

Review of Deterritorialized Lives: Migration, Identity, and the Politics of Space in Contemporary Fiction

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The review aims to explore the intersection of migration, identity, and spatial politics in contemporary fiction.
Literature review of İsmail Kaygısız's work
Analysis of themes related to migration and identity
Critical examination of contemporary fiction's portrayal of space
Identifies key themes of deterritorialization in narrative structure
Highlights the influence of migration on identity formation in fiction
Discusses the changing politics of space reflected in contemporary literary works

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Review examines the impact of migration on identity and space in contemporary literature, highlighting cultural shifts.

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This paper reviews Deterritorialized Lives: Migration, Identity, and the Politics of Space in Contemporary Fiction, by İsmail Kaygısız, published by Çizgi Kitabevi in 2025.

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